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Fulshear City Council approved the rezoning of 43.5-acres for a new business park on McKinnon Road. (Aubrey Vogel/Community Impact)

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43.5-acre Fulshear Crossing development approved on McKinnon Road

By Aubrey Vogel

Fulshear City Council approved a rezoning request May 20 for Fulshear Crossing business park aimed at bringing entertainment, retail and senior living to McKinnon Road, near Aspen Utility Company.

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